https://www.deployhq.com/guides/classicpress

and efficiency * **Business-focused:** Designed with business needs in mind * **Open-source:** Free to … Go to "Servers & Groups" 2. … Push your changes to the connected Git repository 2. … In DeployHQ, go to "Deployments" and click "Deploy Now" 3. … Configure WP-Cron (recommended to disable default and use system cron): ```bash */15 * * * * wget

https://www.deployhq.com/support/build-errors/dependency-not-found

your initial build command, most commonly when running `npm install`, you might run an error similar to … You might indeed find that this works locally when you run the same commands - the first thing to check … if that's the case is that your `package-lock.json` file is committed to your repository so that when … This would probably cause DeployHQ to try and fetch a newer version than what you're actually already

https://www.deployhq.com/support/zero-downtime-deployment-issues/shared-directories-symlink-issues

DeployHQ checks each directory in shared to ensure that another (and potentially more up to date) copy … Check to ensure that no folders in shared are in your repository, then once any duplicates are removed

https://www.deployhq.com/support/common-repository-errors

Unfortunately, there can be a number of issues you might run into related to your repository. … You can find more information about these errors and how to solve them below. {children}

https://www.deployhq.com/support/build-errors/out-of-memory-with-composer

Ever had a deployment fail due to PHP Composer hitting a memory limit? … reached out with this exact problem and we got them back up and running in minutes. ### The Fix To … It's a simple, effective solution to keep your deployments running smoothly.

https://www.deployhq.com/support/build-errors/no-gulpfile-found

error: ``` No gulpfile found ``` This most likely means you're in the wrong directory and need to … Add a cd command into your build command before running gulp: ``` cd /path/to/gulpfile gulp build

https://www.deployhq.com/support/common-deployment-errors/bad-message

This can be tested on the server, by trying to cd to the path.

https://www.deployhq.com/support/build-errors/cannot-find-package-dot-json-file

Build commands start from the root of your repository, so you just need to add a `cd` command before … your npm command, like so: ``` cd /path/to/folder npm install ```

https://www.deployhq.com/support/notifications

notifications are set up on a per-project basis with the exception of browser notifications, but if you want to … You can find out more information about the supported notifications, and how to set them up below.

https://www.deployhq.com/support/api/templates/create-template

This method allows you to create a new template in your DeployHQ account. ## URL ``` /templates … or description for the template (required) * `project_id` - The identifier of the project you wish to